📗Caribbean Poker

How to play

Caribbean Stud Poker is a variation of the traditional American Five-Card Stud Poker. Players bet against the house instead of each other.

To start the game and receive your cards you must make an opening bet called Ante. Once you make your bet, you will receive five cards. The dealer will also receive five cards. Then the dealer will flip over one hole card, which you can look at and use to decide what to do with your hand.

You can either fold or call. If you fold, you lose the hand and automatically forfeit your ante bet. If you call, you must place an extra wager equal to twice the amount of the ante bet.

After that the dealer will flip over his remaining four cards and the dealer hand is compared to your hand. The dealer hand only qualifies if his hand either contains both an ace and a king or forms a pair or any higher-ranked poker hand. If the dealer does not qualify you will win even money on the ante wager and the call bet will push. If the dealer qualifies and beats your hand, both ante and raise will lose. If the dealer qualifies and loses to your hand, then the ante will pay even money and the call bet according to the paytable. If the player and dealer tie, both ante and raise will push.